Tim Miller

A medal can change owners, but the title of a Nobel Peace Prize laureate cannot.

So a little cheeky tweet from the Nobel Committee yesterday.

It feels like we're pretty cooked here.

We're in this situation.

This is the kind of diplomacy that we're doing.

And as I mentioned, this all comes in the context of Donald Trump's warmongering and saber-rattling of our own allies in Greenland.

But also JVL wrote in his newsletter yesterday – you guys should go check that out –

This Cutter bank account that I'm mentioning, Trump is continuing to look for ways to create other funding sources inside the executive branch so he doesn't have to go through Congress.

It's pretty ominous, particularly –

As we get to this next topic, as you look ahead to how he might behave after the midterms, presuming the Democrats take control of Congress, and I would assume if the Democrats had any balls, stop funding Donald Trump's various reins of terror.

Over in Minnesota, the behavior of the ICE and CBP agents continued, and the courage of the protesters there continued.

We talked about that a lot yesterday, and I just...

It's been really inspiring seeing how many people are getting out in the streets of that frigid Minnesota winter to speak out against this.

I think they should be warned by one thing, that there's evidence now even internally among President Trump's team that they recognize that this is hurting them from a popularity standpoint.

This is out of Axios.

Our old friend Mark Caputo is reporting on this.

Private Trump polling showed support for his immigration policies falling.

Those results reflect what we've seen in the public polling, but it's interesting to see that they're confirming that with what they're seeing on the internals.

One of these Trump advisors told Caputo, I wouldn't say he's concerned about the policy.

He wants deportations.